This book has two parts.
The first part consists of an introduction to CSS.
It explains how to compile CSS from sources,
how to install it, how to perform the initial setup
of the archive and alarm system.
It is meant to serve as a guide for those who need
to install, maintain and extend CSS.
The second part of the book has reference chapters
for selected plugins.
For more information on Eclipse RCP, the technology underlying CSS,
and CSS in general, you might also want to refer to:
- Books
- Lars Vogel and Mike Milinkovich,
Eclipse 4 RCP:
The complete guide to Eclipse application development,
2013.
- Clayberg and Rubel,
eclipse: Building Commercial Quality Plug-ins
and the 2008 update
eclipse Plug-ins
were very good, but details are now out of date.
- McAffer, Lemieux and Aniszczyk,
Eclipse Rich Client Platform
is a 2010 update.
- McAffer, VanderLei and Archer,
OSGi and Equinox
concentrates on the plugin architecture at the basis
of Eclipse.
- The Eclipse IDE online help section “Platform Plug-in Developer Guide”
- Finally, a Google search often gives good results because Eclipse/RCP
is used all over the world by many developers.